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#1 · October 21, 2009, 3:35 pm

Posted by: bjthomas44 <bjthomas44@...>

Looked through an old phone book for guitars and one of the listings was for a "buy, sell, trade" (don't call me a pawnshop) store.  I called (it's about an hour away) and they guy said he had a couple of Sigma's for around $300.  He also had a Martin "X" for about $550.

 

Any advice/comments?

 

Particularly about Sigma.  I know they were sold by Martin, but have been discontinued.  Had never heard of them, but found this out on the web...

 

Also, a guy at a music store pitched me (via phone) on Arts & Lutherie.  Same corp. as Seagull.   Great guitars, but from what i've read don't really hack the volume when up against banjo's etc.

 

BJ of Indiana
 

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